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The Origins of Zionism
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The Origins of Zionism, David Vital's 1975 study from Oxford University Press's Clarendon imprint, is a scholarly history covering the intellectual and political origins of the Zionist movement in nineteenth century Europe. Vital was an established historian of modern Jewish and Israeli political history, and the book remains a standard reference for this early period, the first in his trilogy on Zionism's history. Its authority rests on close archival and documentary research. Its limit is its publication date: five decades of subsequent scholarship have added material and perspectives, particularly non-European ones, that a 1975 study could not incorporate. Cite it for the movement's documented early European origins.
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David Vital's The Origins of Zionism, published by Oxford University Press's Clarendon imprint in 1975, the top tier reflecting a scholarly history by an established historian of modern Jewish and Israeli political history, resting on close archival and documentary research, and still a standard reference for this early period. Its limit is its publication date: five decades of subsequent scholarship have added material and perspectives, particularly non-European ones, that a 1975 study could not incorporate. NotesScholarly history of the origins of Zionism, 1975.
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AuthorDavid Vital
PublisherOxford University Press (Clarendon Press)
London, 1975 first edition. Publication Year1975
Source Typeacademic monograph
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This source names Europe directly: "Zionist movement in nineteenth century Europe."
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